GEOSTR Corporation announced revision of its earnings guidance for the year ended March 31, 2015. For the year, the company announced that in view of recent trends in performance, the company notified that it has revised the earnings forecasts it announced on February 27, 2015 as follows. As announced in the notice concerning posting of loss on valuation of subsidiaries' stocks (planned) and revision to earnings forecasts on February 27, 2015, RESCOHOUSE Corporation, a consolidated subsidiary of the company, will post a net loss for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2015 and its net assets will decline significantly. Therefore, the company has decided to post a loss on valuation of subsidiaries stocks of JPY 443 million as an extraordinary loss in its non-consolidated financial statements for fiscal 2014. However, owing to early initiatives under the earnings improvement plan at the company, the previously announced planned amount (approximately JPY 480 million) has improved. Moreover, as the loss on valuation of subsidiaries' stocks will be eliminated in the consolidated financial statements, it will have no impact on consolidated earnings. For the year, on consolidated basis, the company now expects net sales of JPY 19,887 million, operating loss of JPY 325 million, ordinary loss of JPY 276 million, net loss of JPY 267 million and JPY 8.53 per share compared to the previous guidance of net sales of JPY 19,700 million, operating loss of JPY 580 million, ordinary loss of JPY 490 million, net loss of JPY 460 million and JPY 14.70 per share. As net sales will increase by JPY 200 million, they are estimated to reach 14.5 billion yen. With regard to operating profit and ordinary profit, the extent of losses is expected to be reduced substantially due to the increase in sales and the start of production for a large-scale project.

For the year, on non-consolidated basis, the company now expects net sales of JPY 14,503 million, operating loss of JPY 78 million, ordinary loss of JPY 22 million, net loss of JPY 510 million and JPY 16.30 per share compared to the previous guidance of net sales of JPY 14,300 million, operating loss of JPY 260 million, ordinary loss of JPY 175 million, net loss of JPY 640 million and JPY 20.46 per share. As net sales will increase by JPY 200 million, they are estimated to reach 14.5 billion yen. With regard to operating profit and ordinary profit, the extent of losses is expected to be reduced substantially due to the increase in sales and the start of production for a large-scale project.